El Paso, Elsewhere

James Savage, a vampire hunter, descends into a motel in El Paso that has expanded into a shifting underworld. He fights Draculae's supernatural forces and tries to save the people held there, as a voiced neo-noir story explores his past with her.

Each floor brings combat encounters and objectives as Savage faces vampires, werewolves, fallen angels, and other creatures. Use pistols and other guns, slow time, and maneuver with dives, rolls, and jumps to survive.

Search the floors for ammunition, pills, weapons, and other supplies, and smash furniture to find wooden stakes for melee attacks. The motel's environments warp into strange settings as the descent continues, with story scenes and narration between fights.

Many supplied reviews praise the personal story, writing, and voice performances, along with the distinctive soundtrack and noir-horror atmosphere. Some also find the gunplay satisfying and enjoy its slow-motion action. Recurring criticisms are that encounters and environments grow repetitive over the campaign, which many feel runs too long; reviewers also disagree on how useful the diving mechanic feels.